Which country is the high temperature of 80 degrees?

Kuwait is a constitutional monarchy country, located in the northeast of Arabian Peninsula and the northwest of Persian Gulf in West Asia, bordering Saudi Arabia and Iraq. It has a tropical desert climate with high temperature and drought in summer.

The average daily temperature in Kuwait in summer is above 40℃, and the highest temperature sometimes reaches 50℃, and the asphalt pavement is 80℃. Kuwait is a desert country. The summer climate is dry and rainy, and the temperature is high and lasts for more than half a year. At this time, if the temperature in the shade on both sides of the street reaches 5 1℃, the road surface temperature will reach nearly 80℃.

The hottest country on earth in summer is:

1. Libya -57.8 degrees Celsius.

Libya is located in northern Africa, with a subtropical Mediterranean climate. It is hot and dry in summer, with an average temperature of 35℃ in summer, which is often harmed by the dry hot wind in the southern Sahara desert. Especially in 1922, the highest temperature recorded in Libya was 57.8℃. ..

2. Algeria -55℃

Algeria is located in northwest Africa, with Mediterranean climate, hot summer and humidity of 60%. It is hot from May to September, and the highest temperature can reach 55℃. There is a great temperature difference between day and night.

3. Saudi Arabia -50℃

Saudi Arabia is located in the Arabian Peninsula and has a tropical desert climate. Summer is hot and dry, the highest temperature is above 50℃, and the average annual rainfall is less than 200mm.

4. Iraq -50℃

Iraq is located in the southwest of Asia. In summer, the temperature is around 45 degrees Celsius in July and August, and the highest temperature exceeds 50 degrees Celsius. June-September is the driest season, and the average monthly rainfall is only1mm.

5. Iran -50℃

Iran, located in the southwest of Asia, is a plateau country with four distinct seasons. It is very cold in winter and hot in summer, with the highest temperature reaching 50℃.

6. Sudan -50℃

Sudan is located in the northeast of Africa, between 9 degrees north latitude and the Tropic of Cancer, and the whole area is directly exposed to the sun. The capital Khartoum is called "the melting pot of the world". April-July is the hottest season, with a general temperature of 40℃, an extreme high temperature of 50℃ and a maximum surface temperature of 70℃.